Chapter

 1 10|    temperament, of a character stern and unsocial. Suddenly,
 2 13|     look-out, the other in the stern, keeping the course to the
 3 13|        stepped then toward the stern, determined to ask the same
 4 13|        even a flagstaff at the stern! Toward the bow there arose
 5 13|    Terror” was at rest.~At the stern a similar hatch gave access
 6 13|     men had done. Going to the stern, he took the helm. The man
 7 13|        turned, I walked to the stern, I stopped full in front
 8 14|       he seated himself at the stern without altering the course
 9 15|       bow was sharper than the stern. The body was of aluminium,
10 16| vertical screws at its bow and stern. It was managed by a crew
11 17|     ocean, I leaped toward the stern, and in a voice which rose